. >> wrongfully accused of beating out brian stowe, and jailed for months. >> there was a point where i thought this kind of stuff only happens in movies. >> the original suspects in the case breaks his silence. >> rumors had been swirling since her death, now we know the truth about what killed whitney houston. >> and how far this cat traveled under the hood of a car? >> it was not easy, but the largest ships ever to enter the seventh disco bay is now on its way back to asia. the 1,200 ft boat is nearly as long as the empire state building is tall. this is time lapse video of its departure. it was reloaded with containers before it castoff around 5:00. they had to perform a tricky turn with only 150 ft. to spare before it could head off. it is the biggest ship ever to dock in north america >> for the first time you're doing from the original suspect in the brian stowe beating case. after being wrongfully accused and jailed for months, he is finally out of prison. here is his side of the story. >> it is a big relief to be back with my family. >> just released from state prison for vio

bringing in eye witnesses from afghanistan. >> the man initially arrested if a brutal beating of brian stow wants an apology. he was arrested in early morning raid on n.may accused of beating stow opening day. police arrested two other men and cleared ramez. he spent months in jail for a parole violation. now he's out and he is speaking up. and he thinks the police department owes him an apology. >> i'm very up pet. -- upset. i am. >> my heart goes out to his family. i hold nothing against them he suffered traumatic brain jury and a -- injury. >> the former rutgers university student convicted of a hate crime for spying on a gay roommate's date is talking about it for the first time in an interview with abc news, he insisted he did not act out of hate when set up a wab cam to spy on his roommate and he says he has regrets and did thing that's were wrong but insists did he not bully clemente. >> i think he just didn't like talking to people. i don't think he's because gay he's fragile and can't deal with anything. >> how can he not be fragile and jumped off the bridge? >> you can watch the d

this is abc 7 news. >>> man initially arrested in the brutal beating of giants fan brian stowe in los angeles wants an apology. ramirez was taken into custody in early morning raid in may accused of beating stowe on opening day. police later arrested 2 other men and cleared ramirez. still spent month ins jail for parole violation and now that he's out he's speaking out. he says he holds nothing against stowe and family but thinks the lapd owes him an poll jichlt i'm very upset. really am. my heart guess out to his family and everything that happened. even if they might have thought it was me at one point. i hold nothing against them. >>reporter: stowe suffered traumatic brain injury and his 2 attackers awaiting trial. >> as we said. storm is on the way almost here. spencer is off and sandy here with that. >> no stopping the storm. it's coming in. tomorrow it is just going to be a soaker. the storm just stalls over us. we'll talk about it in detail in a moment. live picture from our high definition east bay hills camera as we look across the bear there really nasty view right now. clou

. >>> brian stow the giants fan who suffered severe head trauma is undergoing therapy in an unnamed rehabilitation facility. his family says it will help him become independent. he now shares april apartment with two others and needs someone to help transfer him to and from his chair, dress him and make meal autos fremont celebrating a reopening of a fire house, stake three was paid for by sundays in a bond issue for upgrades. this will house an n engine company that includes >>> at 6:00 san francisco police procedures under fire. why hundreds and maybe thousands could be let off the hook. >> and also opponents of the niners stadium is there any chance of a hail-mary to stop it? and phone bills can be complicated with taxes and surcharges. from michael finney, wireless customer paid a heavy price for not looking closely at his bill. it's coming up at 6:00. and now, back to cheryl and allen. >> and thank you so much. >> and world news is next with diane sawyer. >> from all of user

angeles starting in july. >>> a fundraiser will mark the one-year anniversary of the beating of brian stowthe former paramedic is still recovering after being attacked outside dodger stadium. stow is hiv living in a rehab center and needs around the clock care. his family will mark the anniversary by joining hundreds of people at the walk for thought event. organizers hope to raise $50,000 for the brain injury association of california. the walk starts at 10:00 a.m. at almaden lake park. >>> several bay area events planned today in support of trayvon martin. he's the florida teen who was shot and killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer last month. public outrage has focused on the fact that the man who killed the unarmed teen has not been arrested or charged. today in oakland, there will be a march at 4:00 p.m. at 14th and broadway. at noon in san francisco, religious leaders will hold a news conference protesting the handling of the case and are calling for clergy to wear hoodies. >>> "the today show" is next. here's ann curry. >> good morning. coming up on a friday morning on "today", m

. >>> and one year ago tomorrow, brian stow was brutally beaten. what his family is doing to bring attention to his recovery efforts. >>> and why dozens of deportation cases may be tossed out of court. >>> for the latest news, traffic, and weather, find us on facebook. >>> welcome back. it's a documentary that a lot of critics say kids need to see, but the question is will that by able to? the movie "bully" comes out as an unrated movie. tracie potts is live with all the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's unrated because the motion picture association wanted to give it a rating r for the strong language and profanity in this movie. they were unable to overcome that. those that will show it say kids 17 and under can see it if they bring a note from their parents. regal cinemas says they will allow teens and younger students in if they are accompanied by a parent. "bully" is a documentary that talks about the bullying problem. it shows specific examples of what has happened to a number of students in this country, but also the res

it comes the beating of brian stow outside dodger stadium. the measure would create a list of people who have been convicts of committing violent crimes at games and they would be bar from any pro-sports events for up to five years. >> the sports director is live right now at the bay area sports hall of fame in san francisco. mark. >> may, this is a fun night. not just for the inductees but -- basically the people from all over the sports community and the bay area are here and tonight there are four, george archer great golfer, won a masser de, kevin johnson the mayor of sacramento but he had a great career at cal and the nba and gene washington, great receiveer at stanford and the 49er tom flores one of the great guys in the nfl. he coached them to two super bowls, the first was his highlight in his entire career. >> my second year that super bowl was most -- impressive and -- because of how we did it, the wild card, first ever in for a long time and first and only and jim coming back from whatever he came back from and lot of players givin

ed the recall after -- >>> injured giants' fan brian stow has taken another small step forward in hiscovery he was transfered last week and moved to another facility to get aggressive therapy. family members say he's working on moving to and from his chair, dressing himself and making his own meals. he was induced into a coma after being beaten last year following opening day at dodger stadium. the two accused attackers are awaiting trial. >>> meteorologist mike nicco is straight ahead with our forecast. >>> still see a little fog as we look northbound from sutro tower cool breezes on the way from the ocean today and a cold front that will bring a few light rain showers. i'll have details. >>> prince harry is quite the crowd pleaser in his first solo royal outing. the high profile mission he's on for the queen. >>> just hours from now a first ever study at how night life in. if contributes to the local -- life in san francisco contributes to the local economy will be presented. supervisor weiner requested the study in 2011, he wanted the study to focus on cultural and economic benefit

. >>> a fundraiser will mark the anniversary of the beating of brian stow.'s living in a rehab center and needs around the clock care. his family will mark the anniversary by joining hundreds of people at a walk for thought event in san jose tomorrow. organizers hope to raise $50,000 for the brain injury association of california. the walk begins at 10:00 a.m. at almaden lake park. >> there are several events planned today in support of trayvon martin. he's the teen who was shot and killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer last month. public outrage and rallies have focused on the fact the man who killed the unarmed teen has not been arrested or charged. there will be a marge at 14th and broadway at 4:00 p.m. then noon in san francisco, religious leaders will be holding a news conference. >>> a decision by california's highest court may put dozens of lawsuits against the roman catholic church in jeopardy. they rejected the lawsuit by six brothers against the diocese of oakland. the plaintiffs claim their priests abuse ed them in the 1970s. they concluded the

where i thought this stuff only happens in movies >> a former suspect in the near death beating of brian stowe tells his side for the first time >> by state senator caught on camera running a red light. why people were not necessarily surprised. >> is friday and that makes me happy but we have big,,,,,,,,,,, >> smile for the camera, at arizona state senator frank stanton laurie busted running a red light. recently the lawmaker has been a vocal critic of the photo enforcement and now we know why. he was cited for the infraction >> i'm not a big fan of those and you have the yellow lights that pop up and all of a sudden you've done it or you stay? >> spoken by a man who has done it before >> if you are headed around the bay area we have a couple of clouds outside but i think we're looking at a decent day as we will see cool conditions outside. a few clouds continue across the skies. your headed north grab your jacket. down into the mid '30's inland right now. this afternoon we will see some sunshine and a few clouds. temperatures will be very similar to yesterday. over the bay we're looking good

designed to prevent violence of the sort that occurred at candlestick park as well as the beating of brian stowe. >> and while we mention candlestick, the deal is done, but at what cost? >> do you ever forget for a whole day what happened to you? >> after being held captive for 18 years, jay cree -- jaycee jaycee-dugard tells us how she is doing. and then on "nightline." >> carolyn and dan, coming up next on "nightline" closing arguments in the daycare trial. why a woman who never pulled the trigger is getting a wrap from the prosecution and the defense. and 19 kids and plans for the 20th. if it is really god's plan, if it is really god's plan, why does this family♪ all righty. o oh, . you are a little biscuit. i'm carol. uh, we should skedaddle 'cause it's girls' night. so...okay. oh, wow. you got a skinny-dipping scene after the duel, right? well, i -- shh, shh, shh. show. don't tell. [ male announcer ] your favorite movies right when you want them. just a little -- okay. oh, wow. [ male announcer ] watch unlimited tv episodes and movies instantly through your game console or other devices, al

designed to prevent violence of the sort that occurred at candlestick park as well as the beating of brian stowe. >> and while we mention candlestick, the deal is done, but at what cost? >> do you ever forget for a whole day what happened to you? >> after being held captive for 18 years, jay cree -- jaycee jaycee-dugard tells us how she is doing. and then on "nightline." >> carolyn and dan, coming up next on "nightline" closing arguments in the daycare trial. why a woman who never pulled the trigger is getting a wrap from the prosecution and the defense. and 19 kids and plans for the 20th. if it is really god's plan, why does this family rely on sc >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> the 49ers scored a major touchdown with the approval of a final financing plan. the total cost of the new stadium a whooping $1.17 billion. lisa amin gulezian is live outside the city council chambers with a break down of how this plan pencils out. lisa? >> carolyn, it really is a lot of money. but the city leaders say they are sure they can afford it. construction is underway. and now the

. >>> tomorrow marks a year since the beating of brian stow. he suffered severe brain trauma and he now uses a wheelchair and has trouble speaking and needs around the clock care. they will mark the anniversary by joining 250 people at the walk for thought event in san jose tomorrow. they hope to raise $50,000 for the brain injury association from california. begins begins . we will back with sports. t >> welcome back to nbc bay area. they were too deep with the infielders and freddie sanchez and eric sur camp and dan runsler on the disabled list and believe they will return by april 15th and the giant his a game to play. let's check out action. giants down 3-0. hits it to deep center. guzman at round three. play after play and doesn't attempt to block the plate. zito allowed five earned runs in three innings. pablo sandoval. with a three-run shot and that ties the game at five. three batters later, there were two outs for brandon and hits it hard to right. posey will slide in safely at home, however the padres win this game 8-7 the final. bria

. >> injured giant's fan brian stow has been moved to a new rehab facility.early a year ago after he was attacked outside dodger stadium. he has been moved to the new facility because he doesn't need constant made cal care. he will have aggressive therapy to increase his independence. they say he still has trouble with mobility and memorandum. > >> it could be something more, how snoring can provide includes to a child's behavioral problems. >> and an 80-year-old golf course. how they say the course is destroying a protected species. >> i can't use my hand. i can't walk. >> she can't get around withoutt. the precious thing that was stolen from her. ,, it's getting crowded at toyota's #1 for everyone sales event. why? 'cause people know toyota's the best. toyota has the most fuel-efficient and longest lasting vehicles of any full-line automaker. plus, every new toyota comes with the peace-of-mind of toyota care, a complimentary maintenance plan with roadside assistance. so from camry to tundra, this is your chance to save big on our most popular models. with t

. >> injured giant's fan brian stow has been moved to a new rehab facility.y a year ago after he was attacked outside dodger stadium. he has been moved to the new facility because he doesn't need constant made cal care. he will have aggressive therapy to increase his independence. they say he still has trouble with mobility and memorandum. > >> it could be something more, how snoring can provide includes to a child's behavioral problems. >> and an 80-year-old golf course. how they say the course is destroying a protected species. >> i can't use my hand. i can't walk. >> she can't get around withoutt. the precious thing that was stolen from her. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, department. conservation gr park . >>> a big accusation against the san francisco parks and rec department. conversation groups say that sharp park golf course employees are killing endangered frogs. they are taking issue to court and they say they have the evidence to back it up. >> reporter: beneath in bridge at the end of fairway drive is one of the few places on earth you can still see them a califo

analyst today about how the purchase might impact any legal action on behalf of beaten giants fan brian stow. the analysts said he wouldn't have effect since the tow family is seeking money from the team's insurance company. the legal analysts went on to say insurance company typically liked to settle a claim rather than to go to court. the most the stow family could seek is $300 million. >>> at this hour glide memorial church is holding a rally to remember trayvon martin, the florida teen killed by neighborhood watch captain. earlier today u.s. congressman demonstrated his anger and what he said is racial profiling. in a speech on the house floor representative bobby rush removed his jacket revealing a hooded sweatshirt. rush said just because someone wears a hoodie does not make them a hoodlum. ordered rush off the floor for violating house rules. >>> a judge ruled today that the names of uc davis police officers involved in that pepper spraying incident we showed you last fall can remain sealed. only two names are being revealed in a report on the incident where officers pepper sprayed se

the legislation targeting violent fans inspired in part by the brian stow beating case. >> there's a lot of things that i think inspire out there. >> the law will create a ban lift for all fans. it will face a $120,000 fine and up to a year in jail. and teens will have to contribute to encourage wins to come forward. >> i think we need to identify those that continually abuse the system. those that want to hurt people. >> the 49ers did not comment specifically on the proposed legislation but released a statement saying fan safety is important to the team adding we will continue to work with local law enforcement and the nfl on implementing measures to provide a safe environment. before the assembly safety committee this spring. ktvu channel 2 news. >> tonight in the bay area sports -- during a ceremony at the westen hotel including former raiders head coach tom flores. former cal basketball star and kevin johnson golfer george and stanford and 49er great gene washington. >> this culminating for me. this is the icing on the cake for my sports career as i see it. soy couldn't be happie

. >>> injured giant's fan brian stow has been moved to a new rehab facility. the move comes nearly a year after he was attacked outside dodger stadium. his family said that the 43- year-old will now undergo aggressive therapy to increase his independence. they say that he still has trouble with the mobility and memory. >>> a new low for the bay area car thieves. someone stole christian round tree's wheelchair accessory van on sunday from their family's driveway in vallejo. the college student and the former athlete was paralyzed in the car crash. she depended on that van to get away. whoever stole it surely knows that. >> once anyone looked on out there, they will see that it will be wheelchair accessible, that is no longer there. that is where i sat. there is a ramp to get in. >> the family filed a report with police and the van is on their stolen car hot sheet. but the department says that it is simply something that does not have the manpower to launch the all-out search. if that van is not recovered, a new one could cost the family as much as $40,000. >>>

ed the recall after -- >>> injured giants' fan brian stow has taken another small step forward in hisisco contributes to the local economy will be presented. supervisor weiner requested the study in 2011 he wanted the study to focus on cultural and economic benefits of the city's night life. among the findings night life contributes 4.2 million dollars in consumer spending estimated 80 million spending money. it created 48,000 jobs and brings in 55 million dollars in tax revenue. the study did not take into account the cost of security and policing >> if folks were to head out tonight mike are they going to need an umbrella. >> after 11:00 in the north bay most of the rain will probably fall while we are sleep not much. a little snow up in the sierra too. let's take about the snow pack 34% of average up to today this time last year, we were around 127%. the it gives you an idea what a difference a year can make. whether it was la nina or not there are other factors that contribute it to. looks like a summer day from vollmer peak at the retreating fog over san francisco as we look at t

a doctor but l you can see >>> we have a progress report tonight for you on injured giants fan, brian stowccording to his family he no longer needs medical care and now getting aggressive physical therapy. he had surge troy help him stand and is working now on moving two and from his chair, dressing and making his own meals. unfortunately he doesn't remember a surprise birthday party thrown for him in the hospital. stow is the paramedic severely beaten last year on opening day at dodger stadium. >> and it might surprise to you know there are free concerts going on every day in the bay area, wayne freedman takes his camma ra into the bart system and listens in. this has become the never ending blending sounds of urban people and machines in motion. and down a stairway there is a haven where you can go. >> this has quality. you don't know until you go. and maybe you've never heard of earl gaston but they know his face and music. and he's not alone. >> my parents wanted me to be a doctor but look what i'm doing here. >> rush hour in bart. it shows darwinism in music. >> anyone will tell you t

. >> the mist staken identity suspect in the brian stow case speaks out. his message to the family sounds liking like his words for lapd. >> and taking a look at traffic on the golden gate bridge tonight, you can see it's moving well north and south. so let's hope it stays that way. it's early so we'll see. keep your fingers crossed. we'll be right back. cheeseburger macaroni? [ female announcer ] cheeserburger macaroni hamburger helper. now even cheesier and tastier. helpers. forty dishes, all delicious. gives us the most nutritious of gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why green giant picks vegetables at their peak. ...and freezes them fast, locking in nutrients ...for you to unwrap. ♪ ho, h ho. green giant >> this is not the red carpet treatment kim kardashian was expecting she ended up covered in white flowers. >> tv personality kim kardashian deciding to just let it go off a woman flower bombed her on the red carpet last night. she was hosting an event, sheriff deputies say a woman covered her in powder. the woman detained and rel

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. >> although he had brian stow in mind when he drafted this bill, he says his primary goal is make sportsies again. >>> from fans to players, golden state warriors trading ellis to milwaukee. he has been the warriors best player for years averaging 20 to points a game. sending him to milwaukee with two other players in return the warriors are getting a seven foot tall center has a history of injuries currently out with a broken ankle. jackson is coming back. >> after seven years we say good-bye. >>> we say good-bye temporarily to the rain. >> heaviest rain falling now maybe drizzle tonight before the showers tomorrow and the next system fry dye we are going to try to get breaks in the wet weather ndamukong suh k valley we could use -- weather in the santa clara valley we could use wet weather. five inches in ben lomond winds from the west hit the santa cruz mountains lifts creates the rain as the air doesn't s into the santa clara valley it -- -- let's talk about temperatures mid 50s everywhere once again mid 50s around the monterey bay. today lighter rain develops as we head into the aft

. >> he has brian stow and the violence in mind, he says the primary aim is to make families feel safe again going to ball games. >> in san jose, workers begin dismantling a mountain of junk in the yard of a hoarder's home, it drew national attention after reporting it three weeks ago in a you fix it report. and there is a the story now by san jose. >> but truck, tractor and hand. a private contractor and county dug n bit by bit, load by load, a dozen men began to haul away a mess growing since the 70s, rudy has been the most-vocal neighbor on street. >> now, you can see the house. >> this is what the house looked like just three weeks ago and we reported you how the 58-year-old's manic collecting pushed neighbors to the edge. that prompted the county to take action. yesterday declaring it an official public nuisance. this morning a clean up. >> if have not seen a job on this scale for a single resident. >> baker showed up this morning, and look looked resigned and didn't want to talk to us and didn't stay long. >> investigator larry london one of many official heerz to make sure that

. >> terry: it was one year ago that brian stow was severely beaten at dodger ace stadium.is still recovering from the severe brain injury. organizers are hoping to raise $50,000 to benefit all brain injury patients at today walk for thought sponsored by the brain injury association. walk begins at 10:00 this morning at almaden lake park in san jose. the family says he is able to eat some food. >> still ahead. major milestone for a job training program that has had remarkable results. its bay area success story. [ older brother ] hey, that's the last crescent. [ younger brother ] oh, do you want it? yeah. ok, we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light... ...buttery and flaky... this is half. that is not half. guys i have more. [ female announcer ] do you have enough crescents? and these are the ones you'll love as dinner. grandsmini pizzas. grands! biscuit dough... plus 3 ingredients make an easy dinner everyone loves. grands! mini pizzas... from pillsbury. >> terry: now, that is what i kale a weather shot. live picture from the toll plaza golden gate bridge,

. >> although he brian stow and the 49ers games in mind when he drafted the bill he says his primary is to make sporting events safe for families again. >>> from the fans to the players. they watched the warriors -- [ unintelligible ] he has been the warriors best player for several years averaging 20 to points a game he was traded to the bucks with other players, two more in what many are calling a huge risk. they are getting a former top draft pick 7 footer, the problem is that he has a history of injuries and is out now with a broken ankle. one time warrior steven jackson is coming back to golden state in this deal. >>> 5:26 now. next, at 5:30: >> >> reporter: i'm katie marzullo in oakland police are investigating officer-involved shooting. the man was taken to the hospital we'll let you know his condition. >>> also, the new 49er stadium in santa clara will come in at a higher cost than previously predicted. >>> a sight many have been waiting to see we'll show you the rush powder still falling in the sierra. >>> record highs east of the rockies likely again from denver 72, minneap

. >>> a judge is urging attorneys for brian stow and the los angeles dodgers to find some kind of settlement. stow is the giants' fan who was beaten outside the stadium during the opening day game last year. the suit in bankruptcy court is one of two pending claims against the now bankrupt dodgers. dodgers asked the court to throw out those claims saying security was at record levels and the attack could not have been reasonably for seen. stow was critically injured he is -- now recovering at he his attorneys say he will need lifelong medical care and are asking for at least 50 million dollars in damages. >>> luxury retailer opens in the east bay this morning. the road to the opening was rocky with residents and competitors waging a two year campaign to block. amy hollyfield is live at broadway plaza in walnut creek at the site of the new store to explain. >> reporter: i just spoke with the mayor of walnut creek. he believes the negativity surrounding the store is gone. those who opposed it have now accepted that it is here and they are pulling for its success. it was a tough road to to this

. >>> brian stow the giant's fan may reach a settlement with the l.a. dodgers.a bankruptcy judge is urging attorneys for stow and the team to settle their legal dispute over a beating in the dodger stadium parking lot last march. the suit in bankruptcy court one of two pending legal claims. the dodgers is going through a bankruptcy, stow is recovering at a rehab facility. >>> the state's public utilities commission has approved a landmark settlement requiring pg&e to send out bills in spanish and chinese. the settlement includes other provisions to make your bills more understand . the nonenglish bills will be -- sent out to customers who with request them. pg&e has propped to reach out to the chinese and spanish-speaking communitys to let them know about it. --. >>> 100 chem stray -- 100 demonstrators shouted -- [ inaudible ] >> they are trying to sell my home! which is drastic so i'm taking a drastic step to stop them. >> that's it sales done for today. >> after an hour of trying the auctioneer gave up and postponed the sale until today. >>> cost of going to c

investigation but austin supports the new legislation targeting violent fans, inspiringed in part by the brian stow. >> there is a lot of things worth fighting for, family, cause, country. >> reporter: her the law would create a banned list for all sporting events in california. violent fans would face a 10,000-dollar fine and up to a year in jail. teams would have to contribute to a reward fund. >> i think i need to identity those that abuse the situation. those that want to beat people up. >> reporter: they didn't comment on the proposed legislation but released a message saying fan safety is adding to the team. they will continue to work on measures to provide a safe effort to the game. maureen naylor. >> we asked our facebook fans -- it's about time some say, violent fans ruin it for everybody. andrew bell agrees and said while violence has no place the events are private and the policy should be put in place by the venue, not the government. we invite you to join the connecticut very saying. >> a group of air national guards men have just completed a rescue mission off the coast of mexico and

but he supports the newly investigation regarding the violent fans, inspired in part by the brian stowee are a lot of things worth fighting out there, your family, a cause, a country, but the color of somebody's jersey is not one of them. >> reporter: it would have a fan list of violent fans, the offenders would face up to a year in jail. and teams would have to contribute to a reward fund to encourage witnesses to come forward. >> i think we need to identify those who abuse the system over and over. those who continually want to beat people up and hurt people. >> reporter: the 49ers didn't comment specifically on the proposed legislation, but released a statement, saying that fan's safety is important to the team, adding we'll continue to work with local law enforcement and the nfl to provide the safe environment at our game. this is set to go before the assembly public safety commission this spring. >>> and police announced the arrest on a nanny on charges of molesting the children he was caring for. the campbell police department says that 41-year-old john walker is facing 14 counts

. >>> exactly one year ago today life for giants' fan brian stow changed.he former paramedic from santa cruz was brutally beaten and suffered severe brain trau that in trauma. he now uses a wheelchair and has trouble speaking. he has short-term memory los and needs around-the-clock care. they will join an estimated 250 people at the walk for thought event in san jose today. organizers hope to raise $50,000 for the brain injury association of california. if you're interested, the walk begins at 10:00 this morning at almaden lake park. >>> in san francisco the tradition of free parking on sunday may soon be a thing of the past. the municipal transportation agency is proposing charging for parking from noon until 6:00 p.m. on sundays to help shrink its budget deficit. in addition, more than 1,000 new meters would be installed across the city and the cost of parking tickets would go up $5. the extra money would help fund free muni rides for low-income youth and boost the amount the agency spends on maintaining its transit system by about $30 million a year. the

but he supports the newly investigation regarding the violent fans, inspired in part by the brian stowease. >> there are a lot of things worth fighting out there, your family, a cause, a country, but the color of somebody's jersey is not one of them. >> reporter: it would have a fan list of violent fans, the offenders would face up to a year in jail. and teams would have to contribute to a reward fund to encourage witnesses to come forward. >> i think we need to identify those who abuse the system over and over. those who continually want to beat people up and hurt people. >> reporter: the 49ers didn't comment specifically on the proposed legislation, but released a statement, saying that fan's safety is important to the team, adding we'll continue to work with local law enforcement and the nfl to provide the safe environment at our game. this is set to go before the assembly public safety commission this spring. >>> and police announced the arrest on a nanny on charges of molesting the children he was caring for. the campbell police department says that 41-year-old john walker is facin

. >> although he had brian stowe in the violence of the forty-niner raiders game in mind he says his primary aim is to make family feel mo safe again and going out to ball games. >>> san jose today. workers began dismantling a mountain of junk in the yard of a hoarder home. story that drew national attention after we first reported it 3 weeks ago. in aneurysm team you fix it report. the final chapter to story 40 years in the making. the i team has the story from san jose. el. >> by truck. tractor and hand. private contractor and the county of santa clara does it together. bit by bit and load by load more than a dozen men began to hall away a mess that has been growing since the 70' 70's. rudy was the most vocal neighbor on the street. >> now you can see the house. >>reporter: this is what the house lack like when the first story aired 3 weeks ago. we reported how 58-year-old richard baker manic collecting push the neighbor to the edge. that prompted the county board of supervisors to take action. yesterday a county hearing officer declared the house an official public nuisance and th

. >>> the man arrested in the beating death of brian stow wants an apology. mr. accused of beating stow on opening day. police rather arrested two other men and cleared ramirez. he spent months in jail for a parole violation and now that he's out he is speaking out. he said he holds nothing against stow or his family but thinks lapd o's him an apology. >> my heart goes out to his family and everything that happened. even if they thought it was me at one point, i holding in nothing against them. >> stow suffered a traumatic brain injury in the assault. his attackers are awaiting trial. >>> bald eagles have returned to the menins law and it's been a long time coming. there is a nest at the end of the reservoir. bald eagles populations are again flourishing and no longer need protection under the federal endangered species act. but state protections are are still in place. the last sighting before this recent one 1915. lisa don't ask me if i covered that story. how are you doing? >> i feel like i was born in 1915 this morning. a little tired. >> the threat of rain h

before that was the tragic beating of brian stowe which kept local fans far away from dodger stadium. >> i don't want to -- i'll never bring my kids to dodger stadium you know what i mean? when we do a road trip we go to arizona or san diego because it's just too dangerous there. >> reporter: that kind of fear is what moved l.a. assemblyman mike goto to take action. he has proposed a law to keep rowdy fans out of california sports events period. in this case rowdy refers to serious felonies mostly related to physical violence. the attorney general's office would plaster the offenders' names and faces online and send the information to sports arenas, law enforcement, and ticket vendors but niners fans are split on the issue. daniel marino of santa rosa thinks the violence has become ingrained in nfl culture. >> you know? if they didn't want that they wouldn't sell beer. that's where they make their money. >> i think it's a good idea if you can police it. i have got kids and i want to make sure i'm safe and they're safe. >> i brng my kids to a football game. i don't want to protect them

the man originally suspected of beating brian stowe is out of jail.was eventually cleared in that investigation but a judge did sentence him to ten months in jail for a parole violation. police found handgun on ramirez when they arrested him. investigators later arrested sanchez and norwood for stowe's beating. >>> 5:50. three competing companies will have one last chance to convince oakland coliseum leaders they are the best to run the company for the next ten years. the bidlers present their qualifications to a coliseum subcommittee today. the meeting is closed to the public 37 the bidders are smg, global spectrum, aeg. under the multimillion dollar contract the winning bidder will be responsible for two buildings and lee sports franchises including the as. >>> 49er fans, i guess they can rest easier this morning. word from insiders in sports say alex smith is coming back. nothing is official from the team right now. the nfl network reporting smith will return to the 49ers, terms of that deal, exact terms have not been disclosed. the team has alread

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. >>> one year has passed since the brutal beating of giants fan brian stow outside of dodgers stadium moved to an unnamed rehabilitation center, where he is undergoing aggressive therapy. two men have been charged in the attack. a pretrial hearing is scheduled for may. today, stow's family, friends and supporters will mark the anniversary by participating in san jose's walk for thought. organizers hope to raise $50,000 to increase awareness of traumatic brain injuries. the walk begins at 10:00 a.m. at almaden lake park. . >>> good morning to you. a live look here at the soggy, soggy estuary this morning, where we've got wind, we've got rain, advisories in place for parts of the bay area. one it two, three tenths reported over the north bay, areas around clear lake reporting 0.3 and 0.4. you can see where the moderate to heavy rain is now. over the north bay, lightening a bit, but along the peninsula, getting hit pretty good at this hour. half moon bay, down into santa cruz, along the coastal range, light to moderate rain. just inside the bay, a few cells here, if you're driving across

. >>> today marks one year since the brutal beating of giants' fan brian stowe.rom santa cruz suffered severe brain trauma and now uses a wheelchair and has trouble speaking. he also has short-term memory los and needs around-the-clock care. they will mark the anniversary by joining the estimated 250 people at the walk for thought event in san jose today. organizers hope to raise $50,000 for the brain injury association of california. the walk begins at 10:00 at almaden lake park. >>> well, coming up this morning on "today in the bay," three tickets are splitting the record $640 million mega millions jackpot. we'll have all the latest details, including where those winning tickets were sold. clearly, rob and i did not win, otherwise we would still be sleeping or celebrating. see you at 7:00. >>> welcome back on this saturday morning, march 31st, 2012. it is a cold, rainy morning out here on the plaza. but look at that. even though march isn't going out like a lamb, we want to thank all the very enthusiastic people who stopped by on this final day many in march. i

tomorrow marks one year since the brutal beating of giants fan brian stow.ary by joining hundreds of people at the walk for thought event. this is in san jose tomorrow. organizers hope to raise $50,000 for the brain injury association of california. the walks begin at 10:00 a.m. at almond and lake park. a check of the forecast and the roads after the break. >> welcome back. 10:28. now taking a live look at san rafael. overcast conditions and rain showers on the way in the north bay and expecting the most moisture. we'll look at the 70s in the south bay before that rain arrives and forecasting 72 in los gatos and 67 degrees and san mateo hit 68 and you're at 62 on the peninsula in san mateo. 8:00 a.m. saturday and the bulk of the moisture comes through. we'll track it at 11:00. >> maybe we can get you something different for the last shot from traffic. we're looking at the peninsula and no more problems for the university. that has completely cleared and we're looking at westbound 237, but overall south bay looks really good. 101 north of 880 is also slow, bu